Deployments
A High Quality Energy Solution in a Small Package
Tiny home owner and advocate Vina Lustado of Sol Haus Design relies on SimpliPhi batteries to power her combined home and office in Ojai, CA.
The off-grid solar+SimpliPhi storage system includes six PHI 2.6 kWh batteries providing 15.6 kWh of storage, and two Magnum Energy MS-4024PAE inverters. The system powers the home refrigerator, LED lights, a fan, laptop, air conditioning, blender and rice cooker and the office mini fridge, convection heater, desktop computer, LED lights, induction stove and plug in...
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Microgrid Powers 8 Hangar Bays at Kalaeloa Airport
Kalaeloa Airport on Oahu is used by the U.S. Coast Guard, Hawaii Community College Flight Program, Hawaii National Guard and the general aviation community. The airport has recently undergone a number of major improvements, including a new airfield lighting system, runway paving, and the addition of new emergency power systems, fire fighting and communication equipment.
To supply power to the airport’s eight hangar bays for small private aircraft, the airport installed a three phase SimpliPhi + Solar microgrid. The 46.08...
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Mississippi School Kids Are Empowered to Learn
The Jackson Public School system in Mississippi serves 26,000 students at 7 high school, 12 middle school, 37 elementary school, and 2 special school sites.
The schools IT network is organized as a hub and spoke — with some schools receiving network connectivity via another school. This approach reduces the essential IT infrastructure required to maintain IT function. However if one school loses power, there is a risk that as many as eight other schools could also lose connectivity as...
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On Grid Home
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Off Grid Home
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Outdoor Enthusiast
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